Work equipment inspection

What is meant by Work equipment inspection?

The term "work equipment inspection" refers to the regular examination of tools, devices, machines, or systems used for work. These inspections serve to ensure the safety and functionality of work equipment, thereby preventing workplace accidents and protecting employee health.

Typical software functions in the area of "work equipment inspection":

1. Inventory Management: Recording and managing all equipment subject to inspection.
2. Inspection Planning: Automatic scheduling and reminders for upcoming inspections.
3. Checklist Management: Creation and administration of inspection checklists for various work equipment.
4. Documentation: Detailed recording of inspection results and history.
5. Reporting: Generation of inspection reports and statistics.
6. Deficiency Management: Recording and tracking of identified defects and their resolution.

Examples of "work equipment inspection":

1. Electrical Equipment Testing: Inspection of multiple socket outlets, floor lamps, or electric hand tools.
2. Forklift Inspection: Regular safety checks of forklifts.
3. Ladder and Step Inspection: Annual examination of ladders and steps for stability and safety.
4. Shelving System Inspection: Checking storage racks for stability and load capacity.
5. Crane System Examination: Safety check of lifting devices and cranes.
6. Fire Extinguisher Inspection: Regular checks of fire extinguishers for functionality.